Disney Cruise Line has announced that the Tower Suite on its upcoming ship Disney Believe will be themed around Magic Kingdom, the iconic park at Walt Disney World.
The two-story suite will incorporate elements such as Cinderella Castle, fireworks and balloons into its design, according to WDWNT.
Disney Believe is scheduled to set sail on its maiden voyage in 2027.
Suite Details and Capacity
The Believe Tower Suite will span 1,966 square feet, including its balcony, and will be accessible from Deck 14.
It will accommodate up to eight guests across two main bedrooms, a children’s bedroom, and a library that doubles as a bedroom.
The suite will also feature four and a half bathrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows, a stocked pantry and a wet bar.
This Magic Kingdom concept distinguishes the Disney Believe suite from the concierge tower suites on the other Wish-class ships.
Each Wish-class vessel has a concierge tower suite located within one of the faux funnels.
Disney Wish features a Moana theme, Disney Treasure has an EPCOT-inspired Tomorrow Tower Suite, and Disney Destiny showcases an Iron Man theme.
The broader design of Disney Believe also follows a distinct visual direction from its sister ships.
Disney Cruise Line describes the vessel as “inspired by promise, possibility, and what lies beyond the horizon.”
Disney Believe is currently under construction at Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany.
The first “gigablock” floated out in September as construction continued.
The ship will be the fourth Wish-class vessel, following Disney Wish, Disney Treasure and Disney Destiny.
It will share the same size, shape and layout as its predecessors while receiving different theming.
A fifth Wish-class ship, operated by Oriental Land Company, is scheduled to begin sailing from Japan in 2029.
Three smaller ships are also planned to launch in 2029 and 2030.
